Sean Solomon Announces Debut Album 'The World Is Not Good Enough’
Sean Solomon's ‘The World Is Not Good Enough’, arriving April 17 via his new label home of ANTI- Records.
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The Boston Globe gets deeper into Tom Waits' Orphans!
A good home: Three discs carry themes that fit well for 54 songs Orphans is the name of Tom Waits' sprawling new album, and it's a serious misnomer. It implies that these songs, 54 of them collected on three discs, are castoff B-sides or the unwanted runts that couldn't find …
Tom Waits to release Orphans in "paperback" version due to public demand!
PUBLIC DEMANDS MORE ‘ORPHANS’: TOM WAITS’ 3-CD SET FLYING OUT OF STORES; PAPERBACK VERSION RUSHED FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 5-STAR REVIEWS SHINING BRIGHT FOR THIS “CAREER-DEFINING CIRCUS ACT” WAITS MUSIC AND INTERVIEW TO BE BROADCAST ON NPR’S WORLD CAFÉ DECEMBER 15 In response to the stellar reviews and tremendous demand for …
The Frames “Dream Awake” video up for MTV2 award!
The Frames video for “Dream Awake” off of their 2005 album “Burn The Maps” is up for an MTV2 “Best of 2006” Subterranean award! Voting for “The Best of 2006” is taking place now and you can vote here ! The top 10 videos will be played in the 12/17/06 …
Freeze Frame: Tom Waits’ Video Highlights Rock Photographer’s Talent
Freeze Frame: Tom Waits’ Video Highlights Rock Photographer’s Talent As an artist who is used to shooting legendary music icons such as Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Eddie Vedder, Bruce Springsteen and Tupac Shakur, photographer Danny Clinch is becoming a legend in his own right. His work has appeared in Rolling …
Tom Waits to appear on special edition of NPR’s World Café!
Tom Waits will be the guest on NPR’s World Café on Friday, December 15th, 2006. This is a special edition of the show, as they will be airing live concert audio, provided by Tom Waits himself, from his recent Orphans tour. The audio will be accompanied by a full interview …
The Vue Weekly reviews Tom Waits' Orphans
Given a title like Orphans, you’ve probably already got a good idea what Tom Waits’s new three-disc set sounds like. Yeah, it’s more of his rambling, shambling, junkman-poet-beating-on-the-engine-of-a-rusty-old-Ford approach, gathering together songs both new and old. And it works more than an expansive set like this really should, sounding very …